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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
THE GREAT BI0 BIRD.

TTUUI The DCgON ITdhbtTIPL
Every newsLapcr man knows tdat there Is great
difference between the -pctc rpO'ch ana INC ST.
printed that tine cudtie. aud corners whIch even ,he
heat sneaker pcroi- To c.Cl'e him are po-lru nov u
by the reI OTTER and the Lr0Ofr ad AlOtO7 oi Ih,
thc journalist wen known, Truth inc n-t'hI ~
advantage Of being a Concord story, which hiah's II
all tho table IN inc iati'ue oI 10 rom
tarc the course ~ Austria with that oil fhc Geser,
bird that In hidin it, bead thinks II conceal. ~ pos
What YOU ell Your clcat bL hlcl WLisi GU"
the Great linn hn 70 Il ose who at about him.
"Fa .lr!' said on.
40, no. hO ,....
"O-tiic,," Quietly cNIlancd Emerson ,u nv,
An! yes. the Ostrich, flats IT,, gia'eiuuS IN
claimed Eos>uth: ard continuing from ne lVIn'
where his En.IiSh hid for tho moment taed nun IT.
uluneod into nohl alton on the snort SisnV ,',
ness of the House Il ilaps urg. uslns tht sohoiou'
Tnclsh OF which h. wa- % ready master
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u,,1 wtLLACK AND ABBEY UYfTEi

In RESPONSE to an inquiry Of TRIBUNE reporter yester
AZ af,ernoon relative 10 the truth Of the rumor that
Harry T. Abbey has made offer to Lester "aiacR io
an interest in waacks Theatre for the coming season.
Theodore Moss stated that the report was true can
mt conceive however, he sail. show the rumor got out
o. tho matter ia at present merely preliminary state
Mr. Abbey has made Mr. wallack an offer. but 1t has
nardy been talked yet do not feel prepared to
say anything regarding the nature of the ocr at pres
ont" -. . ...
Mr. Moss however intimated strongly that some SOFT
n, an arrangement would be made, but said coua only
IL accoo,plished after considerable negotiaton l..
John IL schoefle Mr.. Abbeys partner who Is no" III
Warrington had ts to say about the report " coi
yesnondent In that city: "The ramon printed a. ~
onr entering into partnership with Mr. WaiiacR Is an u
ona What foundation II has resolves Itself INTO ils
We have been negotiating for some time with sir AZ
lack but not precisely in the direction indcatea o%o
1hev will he resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
RUM AND HONEY IN RHODE ISLAND.
HOW THE MUGwUMPs AND LIQUOR DEALERS DE-
PKATEp GOVERNOR wETMORE.

FEATED GOVERSOR NEIMOhb.
To the Edffor Of The Tribune.
SIR: That Is what did il In Rhode Island. Rum and
Honey. The reaction from prohibition showed itsei
in large contributions from the liquor dealers and the
Cleveland officials and in an unexampled Democratic
registration, especially in Providence the Mugwump
element, represented the Democratic ticket by an
Englishman named Honey, was useful as usual. Ii
William Goddard, when he imported an Arkansas
editor for The Providence Journal had ayowed ms
belief that the Democratic party was right, and MS
intention to the newspaper to aid its success III
1885, it would have been manly and Ineligible Dut
to call himself independent Republican for the sake OF
keeping and perverting Republican Subscribers was
sneakng course. And he had to go tar tor Preeht'
The most enyious Mugwump cannot deny that Alr.
Wetmore has hon )rabe and worthy Cover
nor and that the State would be fortunate TO retain
his services in that any other high position. but
they pitched upon a subordinate Official not apponteu
by him. no had used the profits OF another ounce
Tor party purposes, and had to call upon HI, party
friends to aid in settling his accounts but who hau
been given a chance by his fellow citizens to redeem
his fault by unexceponable conduct IN another posi-
ton. This was pretext tor changing the poIT
tics of the State ON the OF important Presideh
tial election. WILLIAM ELLERi'
NeyrDOrf ADril q. 1887,
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OBITUARY.
CHARLES WALKER MORSE.

CHARLES WALKER MORSE.
Charles W. Morse died yesterday at his home IN cay
brook Conn., in his sixtyfth year. He was the Oldest
son of Professor Samuel f. b. Morse the inventor OF the
electric telegraph by the professors first WIFE, VINO eea
about 1880 Mr. Morse inherited much OF Ills ia'ner
talent painting and drawing and he was particularly
fond of the latter III he had worked at this steadily 1t
would undoubtedly have made him prominent as al
artist At time he engaged IN the nickeipiauns
business, but IL not successful and ne wlhurew
from It, Later he connected with the western
Union Telegraph Company In an important capacity nc
owned houses, in Brooklyn and the other III say
brook. He married, and his wife and sma famiy
OF children survive him. -
The funeral wiz take place at o'clock this afternoon
a sax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
,yARifaDUEES UNPAID CARRIAGE BILL
Ero,a me ST. Louis S,obc- Democrat

7. .rnears that during the campaign Of 1854,
Governor Marmaduke incurred liability OF SS a od
avsIu ne "a If the time he forgot TO pay It. There
Was nothing @ ;ero ,s sash w Se he oand
him ,rT ei,c.rd Dy only AT majority no d n9s DIT &
get that had been 10 the CANVAS tsf t ~ bin is still
unlIquIdated and that constable II 0ohing Ia nTo
distinguished debtor. as in such cases no salary Of
y,ded Governor who gets an amman ea,n LAX oft
$4,000 ought surely to pay debt OF 80 w xu
waiting TO have legal process issued aGainss an"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
FoRBIDpING THE USE OF cENrRE-BoARDs.

To ne Editorof the Tribune.
SIR: A cable message and under the waters OF
the Atlantic from England challenging our yachts 10
compete for a cup other prize yet prohibiting the uso
Of the cenreboard only needs another condition to set
all the fish in that and all the waves and rippes on
the surface to laughing outright In merry glee That con-
dtion should be that in no event the cup prize to DO
awarded 10 an American vessel IL reminds OF the
answer made me by the late James T. Brady IN reply
TO my question what he thought Of the new Criminal
Law Code a code Just granted AT that time, not yet en-
acted into law. at only lacks single section To MAKE
perfect IN the eyes OF all intending law breakers ne
replied namely sec. last No person shan DC cohvlcteu
Of any crime In this State" I'D :.
LHgleirOOd, n. d., April 10, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
THE GOVERNORS STATISTICS.

To the Editor or The Trfbu
SIR: II has undoubtedly occurred to many who have
read the arguments Of Governor Ill., In his veto oil inc
High License BILL that they especially misleading IN
regard TO the point which he places the most stress
viz the larger percentage OF licenses granted IN pro
norton to the population in many cities throughout the
pains TO ascertain the number cehs granted In the
different cities in 1857 and gives the population Oh hoso
cities II In 1850. He altogether ovetlooks OF
ignores the fact that IN the past years the opua
ton of those has largely increased In some twenty
live per and others probably more, when Woh'u
greatly reduce the percentage. D. Z"
WGteriOicd, April H. lss1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
CRTuIyAL ClREER.

The Brooklyn police have secured possession OF TWO
,r Of shoes and knife left by two burglars who en-
tered the house of tailor named Moehrfng at NO. 81
At last WINTER ono OF whom Is thought TO DO
Jonn G,esnwe who is under Indictment for the weeks
murder Greenwe had worked for Moenring uR % %
Innarv % and occupied the attic room. Two uay .
% h went away Moehring heard noise in the atc,
and going mp found two men packing UP Knocked
him down, beat his o wife: and M. ss Snssn:
nou who IL working In o restaurant In ths CITY,
has identified one pair Of the shoes left ~ tne purs
a those Of her husband. since that ums ~i''
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MONEY FOR DECORATION DAY oBSERVAyCES.

The Committee OF Citizens organized TOT INC purpose VI
sstng in the proper Observance OF Decoration Day solicit
object While the surviving vete
rams take charge this ceremony they unable to bear the
nfirr the citizens invited 10
ope rate The unds are applied 70 at
Object and any surplus turned over 10 the Relief fuhn
The benefit veterans widows and orphans Inc amounts
contributed will be duly Acknowledged Dy the CHAIRMAN anu
treaurer CAPTAIN Ferdinand p Earle 10 whom al cheeks
VIII be made payable. Among the committee are me iooS
ing. Abram g. Hewitt. Noah Davis sinclair Ionsey, X
L. / arremore Theodore Roosevelt John T. HOFFMAN w. ~
Arnoux. T. L. James p Flower william 10 WI nupT1
Webb Frederick smyth John H. Brady AleIander MeDD
W iIliam H. Eyarts William H. Grace George William .uftis
j. Pierpont Morgan. and the Rev Drs r. :. MacA1hni
Reed Morgan Dix r. Gallaudet. G. - Robinson lhomss
Armitaee and Drs evils sayre, Egbert uurnsey and
W. bowling Henry Claws. c. n. Bli.s j. r. Pummer Wool
hurry a Ian gdon levi VI. Bates A r. Man T. A. onntard
C. L. tiffany. Benjamin III. Field. Joseph W. Drexe ana
II anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
Art Exhibition.

Mr. GEORGE 7 sENEY'S Collection OF Paintings Will DO
exhibited In tho Gallery OF the Brooklyn Art Association
ia Moutague April ID to the 18th inclusive from
10 a. IN. to 10 m
This Exhibition will given in all Of the Building Fund
OF the Brooklyn Homo for Asei Men aud wiz anora 70 os
ara NJ art an opportunity seeing ~ the finest works
Of MileL Corot Rousseau Daubgny. israes and hhsls
besides VI eminent artists Dotn snu
American
PRICE OF ADMISSION so CENTS.
Incxhausbie smelling !es1CAs" ELL. . nses,r,
10 an pungcnts OF every description with Their exceedingly
lar
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THE DIFFERENCE BErwEEN THE TWO Bills

TIE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TIE Nv y Bulls
To the razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: II the uighIcense bill IS such hagrant VIOLA
ton of the Constitution how is It with the Building law
which makes It misdemcanor FOR owner In the CITY
OF NewYork TO change his dwelling house INTO s'"pe
or a stable into dwelling until the change Is approved
by board OF members, the approval OF SIX pcihg
naught uuess concurred In by the superintendent oi
Euildugs For this service each member draws iol
the ely treasury $40 per day. II seems that ABOUT ue
chief difference In principle OF he two bills Is mat one
pus money into the city treasury ana the other takes II
out. A"t"ii"'i'
T-ort. Anvil 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
THE sryDAy LAWN PHILA DELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, April II Special. THE orders OF May
or Filter that managers Of ice cream saloons would only
be allowed TO sell Sundays, providing the Dhhds Oh
shades we're kept closed, was only partially observer
John f. Bez the brewer and owner with the lessees oil
Victoria Hail. disobeyed the Mayors order and opened
their place last night with full programme Including
music. number OF men and women who were present
and will be used as witnesses, against 'o
proprietors, who will he arrested tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

Greenwich had her husband She denied bis state
ents that he supported her when he had work. ana saa
country three years ago. By working In the restaurant
whore she now s Her husband used 70 visit her o. the
ing burglary she moved for her own protection and he
could not find her.
The evde regard Greenwclls criminal career
has accumulated degree that tn police nope 70
confession from him or from his PAL Miller,
who Is indicted with him.
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THE ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The diuner the thirtfetb anniversary Oh tno Io"
.,on of the socaets Uniooe Frateanza Italana the
Great Italian benevolent society. OF NewYork. given AZ
Msrtinelrs No. Bowling Green yesterday af5srno0n
was attended by many wellknown ctzea - Sarihsidi
Hycszsna and other Italian patriots and one nis
sni.susns3 10 speeches by Charles: Aimone. presi-
dent Of the society, Amos s.nn q; JoSn CnWss
aSa Nestore Coradi Lorenzo Ullo and others Among
thnss nresent were Cesare de Crespi, r. funal Nonn
ese General Ayezzana. who fought with Garipad ni
n Sovsrsi editor OF the Progresso !ta.o-A n.ereaG
Rsnede,fi Rossi T. Denari. l. Coroahi We 1arsion' -
eiyor q. Milotta and E. Alfanl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

4 COMMERCIAL TRAvELLERs PROTEST.

To the razor Of me TrIbune.
SIR: IN your issue OF yesterday you publish an nc
count OF protest from travelling actors Why not
protest from commercial traveller ON any ana Il"
trains daily and nightly three times rs many CONNER
,l travellers travel and pas regular fare full fare aud
they nave no redress Yet they keep the laolus NOV
ing the hotels busy and mohey IN circulh'or II.NS.
linz actors have had railroad benefits about long enough
Act-- lOii,, ApTll IL, ls-s. Clio. II. ANDLhS'|'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

sHor I'M TIE HEAD BY HIS PLAYMATE.
rn.,es Kor are shirtean tho Of IN undertaken
ana ives ~ No also ssoondAve Yesterday afternoon
While handling Q revolver carelesdy ne snos his
playmate jams: K ,ass%s in tho head.
xst ovss shs rist eve Keinmeyer fell TO tho Moor nm
Sonscioux hc ballet ID supposed 70 have M
brain and The house SURGEON ~ INC 0s&~' ->~-S7
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r. NOT SAIL THE THISTLE.

caprA1y .yog" WILL NOT SAIL THE THISTLE
Capta,n .Joev Ellsworth, OF Bayonne, the well
known yacht skipper when interviewed last night ae'
MED that there any truth in the reports tna ne
was to sail the Scotch yacht Thistle In NC,
races here my friends know said he Una. am san am
american and that would not assist foreign yachtS
oifher for money or fancied revenge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

GOVERNMENT rNDTCirfOy3-ToH II U)vR+
WASHINGTON April l7-For New-Engani increasing
clouiness followed by rain snow by Tuesday horns
winds shifting eastorly. slight rise IN tehpor
Tor New.yorr pennsvlyauia and NewJersey. light
rama eastcrlv winds becoming variable slight rise IN
tenpcraturc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

r,, % mar urss AZ posuro NJ q fraud the victims who
we're led into her tolls had perhaps some excuse iOs
their mistaken confidence; but began and
re sennd time warnings have been pehuiui snu
women who given her their money 70
and rnlliinIty which renders loss Of their properly III
eyitable sooner later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
THE RUN PATTY Is TRUTH.

To he razor Of The TriJHne.
SIR: Now let a spade be called spade ana WHAT was
called the Democratic party known the Bum party
seldom that lc Is so exactly descriptive OF the
uriuciples pro e,sed single wori embraces the whole
paty naifrm and its he, eater wi!! simplify poi-
cal discussion immensely H. =
Netr- York, April -, l~s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

Nationally treat your cold from the start By using Dr.
Jaynes Expectorant and you may escape uug troubles
not so easily gotten rid OF. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
Special Notices.

Long Branch
rour Cvttaees com pleteIy furntshed 70
RENT AT HOLLYWOOD.
u. m. stowsrs, steam Carpet CasaM,ns wore"
328 7th-sve SEND TOT cisoulan
Csrtsge tree In New York and HrookiIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
a GIFT or AROHIrECTURAL KoRKS.

Tho General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen has just
received gift large collection OF rare and valuable
ON art ana architecture which constituted the library
-, ba late ssde Of this city They were presented
X the sciety by his and viii be particularly service
s fe maintained BY the s0cet In
IA hs No sixteenthst AS socn ~ tne cSccao
rs ~ roserv caJalogued arrangement VIII pe msne
heSSbv n can be c0nsuted the architects OF the cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
Announcement.

Announcements
POSITIVE SALE THIS (MoNDAY) EVENING
AT7:sO PROMPT.
AT CHIcKERING HALL.
THE PRIVATE COLLECTION
Of
VALUABLE PAINTINGS
formelby
HENRY PROBASCo ESQ,
of Cincinnati. OHIO.
which Includes some Of
THE FINEST WORKS
By the
GREATEST MODERN MASTERS
EVER SHOWN IN AMERICA,
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, positively WITH
OUT RESERVE.
Admission Hall night OF sale oy cara ouV
now ready for free distribution.
PUBLIC ADMITTED WITHOUT CARD AFTER
8OCLoCK.
EXHIBITION AND ABSOLUTE SALE
ATTHE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
RARE ORIENTAL PORCELAINS
JADEs. ENAMELs. BRoNZEs
AND OTHER ORIENTAL OBJECTS
OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY.
EXTRAORDINARY EMBRoIDERIES. &C.. &c.
Direct gnments through agents In Chni Ja2in All
Europe.
The entire valuable collection
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE.
TOMORROW (TUEsDAY). "WEDNESDAY AND THUh
DAY AFTERNOONS. AT 230 O'CLOCK.
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERfEA
on EXHIBITION THIS DAY FROM A. NJ To5PN
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATIONS.
6 East 23d-st, Managers.
THOMAS KIRBY, Auctioneer.
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pcnth and suffering Ride on Cutting Winds
m has in AnT showers with coughs pneumonia and peu
,Isv "a ATTENDANTS Bensous PiasCers fory us against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
SIX PERSONS KILLED BY 4 rrRsr wlrER rANE

Pl,rixE ILL.,. April 17.-Whilc viewing the wreck OF
a freight train on the Chicago and Northwestern Ra
road near this city to-day six persons were killed
by the bursting or large water tank TIE
accident occurred at o'clock this afternoon
and IL Is supposed that the collision OF the freight trains
in the Immediate vicinity IN the morning hhh Jale 'e
tank winch contained 100 600 gallons Of water ana ZOOS
cncd or cracked the hoops which way while large
crowd people were standing Immediately uN
der the structure Two boys and Tour men were kiI'i
outright two other men were fatally ahd NUMBER seE
.lu nj
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsEavArIoyA
Night.
. % ~
IIOURs. hOrnlng.

In the diagram continuous line shows te 1s sigma
fuaiions yeseray as observed at the Unlteu
service station this city The dashes nns .h'
ture noted at Hudnuts pharmacy $40 Dio'o""
TRIBUNE OFFICE. April 49, A. Nine paro"'e n''
rose slightly yesterday. with generally iair SKIES ine
temperature ranged between 36' ana d. 'no "o'sso
last year and 2lo lower than on Saturday
In and near this city to-day there VIII proDapV 10
light rain with nearly stationary temperature. q,
Al present rain. followed by clearing coha''o"'' -
indicated for Tuesday.
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MR. CARyEcIE'To BE MARRIED on fRiDAh.
notwithstanding the numerous denials when nave
beep current concerning the speedy marriage OF andre"
Carnegie and Miss Whitfield, The TRIDUNEs announce
ment last Thursday was substantially correct Ihey Will
he married on Friday evening of this week. The arrange
nant for the wedding were finally made until last
Saturday owing Mr. Carnegie's business engage
ments II was then decided that the ceremony shoulu
he performed on Friday. 1t will take place al MISS
Wbitaelds house. No 35 West Fortyeignthst. ana tne
Rev. Charles H. Eaton, OF the Church OF the DIVINE
PateruIty will onicate The wedding will be as quiet
"a possiblc owing to the recent death OF Mr. Carneges
mother ami brother Only few OF the nearest relatves
win be present The bridal couple viii san on SATURDAY
q, the North German Lloyd steamer Fulda to southamp
ton and will go thence Mr. Carnegie's home In scot
land They vii, remain abroad about year
Misc Whitfield Is about twenty eight years olda pretty
Graceful woman of the blond order. Her manners are
most attractive walton Is great ana her accom-
pshments many. She has comfort1oIe ior'une Al nei
AVN riebt and her mother is also wealthy .. -, -.
Mr. Carnegie is perhaps fifty years oiu put uoes no ~.
look H. His health is excellent, despite riors "
contrary based his sickness last summer. i St ~ q,
ragement Miss Withheld mas iasteu sono !'"-'' ~ "
fus not been generally known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

JrDGE CARTIER DIED or 4 CANCER
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The autopsy on the body oil
Chief Justice Cartier OF the District supreme Court was
made to-day by Dr. Lamb II showed that death WIS que
Ia cnu of stomach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

the boy TAKEN thinks that his chance o. re-
covery small Karl arrested and Will Dc neio 70
await the result of Klelnmeyers injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
HENRY GEORGE RECEIVED WITH CHEERS

LECTURING FOR THE LABOR PAEIf-ofToshD 10
FORTS AND CRUISERS.
There was big crowd in the Windsor Theatre last
night 10 Henry George lecture for tie dement, Oh e
United Labor party Of the lVth Assembly, DISTRICT
number of the most prominent members Of the party had
seats ON the stage. Among them were Assembly
man James p. Graham, ex-senator Ecceslne'
John J. Beain, Frank FerTe siar James mage
Mis@ and obp Savage In one Of the boxes
the family of Mr. George, and Manager MnrtIa OF ihe
The meaning and at once introduced George
There was hurricane Of cheers such as always greeted
n mn ds,ns Alter tfe the appse had subsidized
said in part: A..
My tonight is evidence tina; the ",b fire fGaf
and ams Spreading all over the United sia n
prineipes shan ID It's s Ga2s
iook ON Sunday Il Is The one day e,
for ans do NOT S pee Y pacs
i S%H" q God IS God WHO is TespE%n;
Ss pF radical s rfse Be
an end 70 hs sses hat tAa ese reform. are
possible The trouble Is the t%ct not sensTa a @
sbe p 'y oai law that the same to he
s social ass|e "a sa law
q sT1csr S e6nSy C he a%s
or later gece,s 20 % 60 to he boto
when will found that the whole trouble iies WIN 1ne
70 vng They been asesTy InS te Iana
ndsr roer Conditions The supply
for the love OF ou'
We are taking OF building lot Of utterly worthless seel
torts and Iannc6nr for which We have no
need SIMPLY TO give work to the unemployed Jusl
mink of IL Thousands OF hungry: thoush VIII
ing work. in country With ss0s of mions
TN Of could be put 10 work building
honses which are needed II not for the doss ID tn
Who own the People constantly nstepresVn'
us as our friend the Rev Dr. McGlynn s.a gr , sp
we Simply change the system OF 80
that II would pay hold unmproved res
a. rnn n ond not be long Heaven wonid be I'M
~ anSsc ramps no would be forced TO pawn thcr very
wings Tor me ans OF subsistence.
After Mr. George had finished a vote OF thanks was
nassed for hm and for Man ager Murtha
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spseiaI Not,ts,.

A. Wl S,Ssfss E Nj Msir scsAAE aEssssfiis:ss
geo WITH, AVENUE
vAL sHHAkRFJHtEkb ok PPfAkdaE HTEdbS6s.
THE aAkRR IkfMnS4 L ifNt nssfs4 Rr1sra .
Tho following represented By very cnocs
AcHEypAcH, cLAys. e coRPST pAyB1eNy DE ByEL
DE PENNE DIAZ, DUPRE. FICHEL FRERE. isn n BEnJs
JACoUE, LAGYE, Plot sCHENCK, sca a9!s snT'
BRoziK. De HAAS q. H. L., Portfolio, KicHEr'
villa NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION AT
MOOTsE's ART GALLERIES.
900 FIFTH.AvENUE.
DAY AND EVENING.
AND TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION On
THljRSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
APRIL 81 AND %
AT 8 O'CLOCK PROMPTLY.